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<blockquote data-quote="Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow" data-source="post: 1325671" data-attributes="member: 7123">I love feeding spiders and watching them do their thang - fascinating.&nbsp;&nbsp; But a lot of times I&#039;ll try to toss a moth into the web and it doesn&#039;t snag - just flies/falls right through.&nbsp; Depending on the spider, you usually need a small &amp; light bug for it to work.Of course, this is from the same guy who, when in college, used to go down with a friend to the Walmart and when no one was looking in the pet department, take a net, dip out a goldfish and drop in into the tank beside it, which contained the Oscars, and count how many seconds before goldie went bye-bye.&nbsp;&nbsp; Oh boy did we get a kick out of that.&nbsp; :evil:In the house, all spiders except fiddlebacks get to live.&nbsp; I figure if the other spiders clean up the houseflies and whatnot, it&#039;s that much less for the fiddlebacks to eat and thrive upon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow, post: 1325671, member: 7123"] I love feeding spiders and watching them do their thang - fascinating. But a lot of times I'll try to toss a moth into the web and it doesn't snag - just flies/falls right through. Depending on the spider, you usually need a small & light bug for it to work. Of course, this is from the same guy who, when in college, used to go down with a friend to the Walmart and when no one was looking in the pet department, take a net, dip out a goldfish and drop in into the tank beside it, which contained the Oscars, and count how many seconds before goldie went bye-bye. Oh boy did we get a kick out of that. :evil: In the house, all spiders except fiddlebacks get to live. I figure if the other spiders clean up the houseflies and whatnot, it's that much less for the fiddlebacks to eat and thrive upon. [/QUOTE]

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